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24Aug

Work-Related Mental Health Issues: How Therapy Can Help

Alice McGurran

anxiety, career, men, stress, therapy, women, work

Work

Therapy or counselling can help with issues that arise from work-related stress. Alice McGurran talks to experienced therapists about it.
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21Aug

We Can Help New Therapists Find the Work They're Trained For

Welldoing

career, therapist, work

Work

The realities of finding work when you are a newly-trained therapist can be surprisingly difficult. Private practice is a good option
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10Aug

More Men Suffer Work-Related Mental Health Problems

Mind

career, men, mensmentalhealth, work

Work

A new survey by mental health charity Mind has found that one in three men who experience mental health problems blame their work life
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03Aug

7 Ways to Strengthen Your Sense of Self-Worth

career, friendships, self, selfworth, society, technology, tips, work

Therapists

Reasons for low self-worth can be varied and complex, often starting in childhood. Nurturing a stronger sense of self-worth will help you reach your potential and protect your mental health
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06Jul

What Working in Creative Industries Can Do to You (VIDEO)

Welldoing

creativity, video, work

Therapists

Therapist Wendy Bristow tells Louise Chunn what makes the creative industries such an exciting but destabilising place to work
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26Jun

Email Anxiety: How to Make Sure You Get the Right Message Across

Steve Martin

anxiety, career, psychology, technology, work

Work

Emails can be a minefield when it comes to successful communication. Steve Martin outlines some ways you can refine your communication skills at work and avoid email anxiety
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11Jun

How to Live a Balanced Life

Brooke McAlary

home, parenting, self, wellbeing, work

Soul

We need to embrace the idea of simplicity rather than constantly challenging ourselves with new ambitions and pressures posts author Brooke McAlary
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29May

How to Be Assertive and Set Healthy Boundaries

Jane McGregor

boundaries, family, friendship, relationships, self, work

Mind

Many people find it difficult to be assertive. Setting healthy boundaries can be the first steps to feeling you can take charge posts psychologist Jane McGregor
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25May

Is 'Follow Your Passion' Terrible Advice?

Angela Duckworth

career, resilience, self, student, work

Mind

To discover an adult role that will engage you, you first need to find out what really interests you, writes Angela Duckworth in an extract from Grit
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27Apr

Why Do I Feel Like a Fraud?

Louise Chunn

career, selfesteem, women, work

Mind

The imposter syndrome affects many women who seem, from the outside, confident and high-powered. Louise Chunn is helped to face her insecurities by visiting a workshop run by Deborah Golend
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